500 kg/h HDPE Bottles Washing Line in Georgia, USA

500 kg/h HDPE Bottles Washing Line in Georgia, USA

Welcome to our video on the specialized HDPE bottles crushing and washing line designed for our client in Georgia. This plastic recycling system, capable of processing 500 kg per hour, is tailored to handle HDPE bottles efficiently and effectively. 

Feeding and Crushing

The journey begins with the Belt Conveyor, which evenly feeds the HDPE bottles into the system. Next, the bottles meet the Crusher, where they are broken down into smaller pieces.

Washing and Separation

After crushing, the material moves via a Screw Conveyor to the Friction Screw, where initial cleaning and separation of minor impurities occur. 

This leads us to the centerpiece of our cleaning process, the Triple Row Floating Tank. Here, floating debris like labels and caps are separated from the denser plastic fragments.

Following this separation, the plastics go through another Floating Tank to ensure thorough cleaning.

Drying and Final Collection

Then through Screw Conveyor, the Centrifugal Dryer, the Hot Air Dryer,and Label Separator ,preparing the plastics for the final stages of recycling. 

Finally, the cleaned and dried plastic flakes are conveyed to the Finished Product Silo, where they are stored before being processed into new products.

Please feel free to contact us if you are interested in this system so we can make a proposal for you.

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    Amstar Machinery

    Author: Amstar Machinery

    Amstar Machinery Co., Ltd designs and builds plastic recycling machinery in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu, China. Founded in 1986, with 100+ patents and CE and ISO 9001 certification, Amstar supplies shredders, granulators, washing lines, dryers, separators and pelletizers, and complete recycling lines, to customers in more than 50 countries, including installations in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia and Japan.